Have gen2s become that cheap ???

[RLTW]

Like I said. You’re a clown. Your entire existence is to talk trash and “irk” people, find something better to do with your life.

You’ve been talking trash on G2 for years, you’re pathetic. It’s amazing how you latch on to threads like these to try and validate your insecurities. You have the maturity of a 12 year old Neanderthal.

Lol what a ***** baby, talk about a lack of maturity, sorry about your feelings.

 

[Meat2022]

So what gen2 year is the best year to look at getting?

 

[Nex]

So what gen2 year is the best year to look at getting?

19-20. Live valve shocks.

 

[Meat2022]

I'm debating on upgrading, but I don't know that I want to sell my Gen1

 

[Johnny@Apollo-Optics]

This thread saddens me.

I love my Gen 2.

I honestly did too. I had zero intention to get rid of it but sold it while the market was still high and got an already built gen 3 from a close friend.

 

[smurfslayer]

19-20. Live valve shocks.

’17-’18. No live valve shocks ( so no loss of suspension compliance when a fault occurs )

 

[Nex]

’17-’18. No live valve shocks ( so no loss of suspension compliance when a fault occurs )

17-18, replace shocks with Kings!

 

[shigman]

Mileage seems to effect resale pretty heavily on the Raptor. Around me, 2020 low mileage trucks (10-30K miles) are going for 65-67K retail.

 

[Badgertits]

So what gen2 year is the best year to look at getting?

Late model 2020 is the best, then trickle down from there. Late build ‘20 gets all the quirks ironed out as best possible for that gen F150, no plastic oil pan, get the big screen & apple car play in the lower optioned trucks, have the live valve shocks, best looking wheels, & no cam phaser concerns…really tough (impossible?) to argue otherwise. The cam phaser peace of mind alone = 2020 all day.

 

[Meat2022]

My VA check should be my play money lol..but my wife will not go for me getting the raptor r period lol